Super Mario Sunshine for GameCube

Pros: Despite all the water, few actual water levels

Cons: The feeling of intentional sadism you'll get after repeatedly failing sometimes

The Bottom Line: MAH-REE-OH! MAH-REE-OH! MAH-REE-OH!

Review: Poor Mario! He just can't seem to escape trouble, even when he flees his home in the Mushroom Kingdom for a much-deserved holiday at the beautiful resort of Isle Delfino. As Mario, Peach, and an army of Toads large enough to take over Belgium fly toward ...

Pros: Excellent graphics, a few of the classic sounds, and of course FLUDD!

Cons: Swimming, panning over Isle Delfino after you lose, and depth perception issues

The Bottom Line: Whether you're a kid with a need to get away or an adult following this two-decade trend, you'll have a lot of fun with Super Mario Sunshine.. woohoo!

Review: What in the world do you say to something like this? "Nintendo does it again"? I suppose so. It just surprised me that people weren't camped outside of Media Play the day of Super Mario Sunshine's release. I think there were three people in the...

Pros: Beautiful graphics, varied gameplay

Cons: Horrific camera control, sound gets old fast, frustration factor unduly high

The Bottom Line: Super Mario Sunshine is definitely one of the better GameCube games, but its not the best thing since sliced bread, as some people would have you believe.

Review: Super Mario Sunshine and the recent Star Wars movies have a lot in common. Both have been long awaited by fans for a number of years, both take advantage of cutting-edge technology, and neither could possibly live up to the level of hype that’s been...

Pros: Huge worlds, lots of enemies, lots to do. No real violence.

Cons: Hard to control camera, getting rid of graffiti tends to get old.

The Bottom Line: Great for kids and adults. Takes a little while getting used to - but with no real violence and hours of gameplay it is really worth your investment.

Review: Mario is back in his umpteenth console game – and this time he’s on vacation! But soon Mario finds himself framed for destroying a beautiful isle by splattering it with yucky graffiti goo. After sentencing – Mario is ordered to clean up his mess with...

Pros: Lots to do, lots of fun, fine graphics

Cons: Some voice over problems, can be frustrating at parts

The Bottom Line: It may sound stupid but is very fun.

Review: Since Mario is nintendos gaming icon a new Mario game was made for the Gamecube back in 2003. Mario is one of the most important characters to Nintendo, he has been there ever since the first system and hasn’t left as he has had game after game named ...

Pros: Cool missions, fun waterpack, Yoshi

Cons: Kinda gets old, to many blue coins

The Bottom Line: Hey come on, its me Mario!

Review: Mario Sunshine is the return of a real Mario game after so many years. This game overall is... Mario 64 with a jetpack. But the puzzles.. the whole atmosphere, gets sometimes old. No doubt it is a Mario game, a pretty good one. With lots of Nintendo Magi ...

Pros: it's a great mario game

Cons: it's to challegeing for it's perspective audience

The Bottom Line: it's a good game but might be to hard for the younger crowd.

Review: When I was doing with research to see which game pack bundle would be the best deal to get. To compete with it's competition Nintendo has offered a few good deals, you can get a cube and choose any one of 4 free games (Metroid, Resident Evil, Star Fox,...

Pros: Vivaciously beautiful locales and environments, vast depths of gameplay

Cons: Horrendously incoherent camera, some very difficult shines to get

The Bottom Line: Whilst challenging and somewhat frustrating at many times, Sunshine warrants the price of a picking up a GameCube alone for what is to be considered an instant classic

Review: While not arriving at the expected time of Gamecube’s release, Nintendo owners can finally catch the latest glimpse of Miyamoto’s versatile Italian posterchild, Mario, on his feet again in Super Mario Sunshine. Although Mario has been done in 3-D before...

Pros: Solid Mario platforming gameplay, good graphics, challenging

Cons: Challenging tending to difficult, annoying voiceovers, occasional camera problems

The Bottom Line: Super Mario Sunshine is a solid platformer that's great for anyone, though it does have some quirks. If you can overcome some cheesy background and voiceovers, you'll be rewarded.

Review: Overall: 8 Gameplay: 9 Graphics: 8 Sound: 7 Concept: 7 Replay Value: 8 Mario's come a long way, baby. From his humble beginnings in Donkey Kong, to having his own game (Mario Bros.), to being involved in launch titles for virtually every ...

Pros: Excellent Graphics, Beautiful Settings, Very Fun Game, New Look for Mario

Cons: Camera Angles, FMV intros, voice acting

The Bottom Line: This game is Mario 64 with much better graphics. Camera controls still are very annoying, but overall, its a fun, new Mario adventure that shouldn't disappoint.

Review: Almost one year after Nintendo's Gamecube system was released, Nintendo owners finally get their platform mascot Mario game. And it couldn't come at a better time. Gamecube owners really haven't had anything to brag about when talking about great games...